Due to how Python handles floating point numbers when interpolated into strings, the remaining seconds are truncated at the decimal point (not rounded). This can lead to the user being told to wait 0 more seconds before bombing again / performing .bomboff.
Timer code should round the value up to the next integer for display, so even if there's less than a second left it still appears as "1 second".
Due to how Python handles floating point numbers when interpolated into strings, the remaining seconds are truncated at the decimal point (not rounded). This can lead to the user being told to wait 0 more seconds before bombing again / performing
.bomboff
.Timer code should round the value up to the next integer for display, so even if there's less than a second left it still appears as "1 second".